Changing my mind about the existence of God

[squealpiggy]

Nah, just kidding. But this is a brilliant picture.

[K-Nan]

I almost believed in god after a psychedelic drug experience last weekend.

[BrooklynBomber]

I almost believed in god after a psychedelic drug experience last weekend.

Were you shrooming?

[keepthemhandsup]

I almost believed in god after a psychedelic drug experience last weekend.

speaking of which

wannna see what salvia can do to ya?

[squealpiggy]

Were you shrooming?

He was blowing Tuggers and got a migraine after concentrating really hard to find it first.

[K-Nan]

Were you shrooming?

Yup.. Walking around Loring park and feeling connected as hell with earth and the world.. Great experience. Very thought provoking.

[BOLLOCKS]

speaking of which

wannna see what salvia can do to ya?

Oh ****, It's Lionel Messi blazing it.

[TheJoker]

You might be interested to read about a very rare transitional fossil between creationism and “intelligent design” that was recently discovered by Barbara Forrest during her exploration of some exhibits filed in Kitzmiller v. Dover, namely drafts of the original “intelligent design” book Of Pandas and People.

The amazing beast, “cdesign proponentsists” was discovered directly above strata containing the well-known and ubiquitous species “creationists”. Previous research by Forrest had dated the layer the missing link was found in to the latter half of 1987.

Forrest had previously been able to show that “intelligent design” almost completely replaced “creationism” in 1987, in a dramatic episode of ecological replacement:



…but, as is often the case in punctuated equilibria between closely-related species, the transitional form has a small, geographically localized population, and so is difficult to discover in the fossil record.

Through painstaking sifting through the record, however, Forrest eventually found the holy grail: a perfect intermediate.

Creation Biology (1983), p. 3-34: “Evolutionists think the former is correct; creationists because of all the evidence discussed in this book, conclude the latter is correct.”

Biology and Creation (1986), p. 3-33: “Evolutionists think the former is correct, creationists accept the latter view.”

Biology and Origins (1987), p. 3-38: “Evolutionists think the former is correct, creationists accept the latter view.”

Of Pandas and People (1987, creationist version), p. 3-40: “Evolutionists think the former is correct, creationists accept the latter view.”

Of Pandas and People (1987, “intelligent design” version), p. 3-41: “Evolutionists think the former is correct, cdesign proponentsists accept the latter view.”

Both creationists and Intelligent Design proponents were quick to point out that the discovery had created two new gaps between the two movements.

Even religion evolves!

Taken from - http://pandasthumb.org/archives/2005...g-link-cd.html

[Oasis_Lad]

Glasgow Celtic existed before God.

[BrooklynBomber]

Yup.. Walking around Loring park and feeling connected as hell with earth and the world.. Great experience. Very thought provoking.

Yeah, if done right shrooms do wonders to one's perception of the world surrounding.

Oh and squeal, you are a ****, but that does not change the fact that I would like to hang out with you.